"Yue Heng, this is Ruan Haiting, the Vice Minister of Culture and Tourism. He wants to discuss some things with you."

As Mo Zixue spoke, she handed the phone to Wang Yueheng.

Seeing this, the other members of the Little Red Flower Band quickly and quietly got up and left the room.

Wang Yueheng was no stranger to this name.

It is said that his short drama "Escape from the British Museum" was approved by this minister and promoted online.

Even the powerful Tencent had to bow down.

"Hello, Minister Ruan!"

Wang Yueheng answered the phone and greeted the caller politely.

"Yue Heng, congratulations on your great success in your overseas performance."

"Right now, there are trending topics about you all over the internet in China. Even many of my colleagues in the department are talking about your songs and calligraphy..."

"I heard that your English songs have even made it onto international music charts. Congratulations!"

Ruan Haiting began by praising her on the phone.

The smile on his face was as if his own child had won an award.

"Thank you, Minister Ruan. It was mainly luck that I happened to come across this opportunity."

Wang Yueheng did not take all the credit for this achievement, but attributed some of the credit to the overseas Chinese business association that invited him.

"Haha, the fact that you have this kind of understanding already puts you ahead of the vast majority of people."

Upon hearing Wang Yueheng's modest and humble tone, Ruan Haiting on the other end of the phone laughed and praised him.

At the same time, he couldn't help but be secretly surprised.

It's surprising that a boy who is only twenty years old has such insight into interpersonal relationships.

You should know that there are many young people who are only a few years older than Wang Yueheng.

After passing the civil service exam and joining the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, a centrally-administered unit, I walk with my head held high, as if afraid others won't know I'm a national civil servant.

In contrast, Wang Yueheng, who boasts over 100 million fans and is famous throughout the country, remains low-key and self-disciplined, making him a role model for his peers.

The thought that Wang Yueheng was the boyfriend of Mo Lao's granddaughter, which was circulating in Kyoto, came to mind.

Ruan Haiting, on the contrary, felt somewhat envious of the Mo family for being so fortunate to have such an outstanding prospective son-in-law.

"I have two main things to say when I call this time."

"One is congratulations and gratitude. The tremendous response your song 'Descendants of the Dragon' generated on the international internet also prompted us to make up our minds to launch the 144-hour visa-free policy for foreigners visiting China, so that more foreigners can open their eyes to the Dragon Country and understand the real Dragon Country..."

"One more thing."

"It's about the British Museum voluntarily returning cultural relics from China. I'm sure you've seen the news about it abroad, right?"

Ruan Haiting spoke clearly and logically over the phone.

"Yes, it's said that more than 20,000 cultural relics are to be returned to China?"

Wang Yueheng said in an uncertain tone.

"Specifically, it's 22,300 pieces, because over 700 artifacts have already returned to China..."

"We have signed an agreement with the British government, and starting the day after tomorrow, we will officially begin transporting tens of thousands of cultural relics back in batches!"

"The Chinese government will then dispatch a Y-20 transport aircraft to retrieve them..."

"Many superstitious people outside are now spreading rumors that the return of the cultural relics was caused by your book, 'Escape from the British Museum,' which supposedly made your words come true, haha~"

Vice Minister Ruan Haiting was clearly in a great mood, and even joked with Wang Yueheng on the phone.

"Then why did they suddenly have a change of heart and return the cultural relics?"

Wang Yueheng continued, feigning curiosity, and asked again.

"Well... it's still under wraps, but it's definitely not some kind of sudden pang of conscience."

"If they weren't forced to, they definitely wouldn't have chosen to return it voluntarily. That's all I can tell you."

Even though he had high hopes for Wang Yueheng, Ruan Haiting would naturally not reveal matters involving internal secrets to outsiders.